Read about our currently recruiting studies below. If you are interested in participating click the study’s Learn More button!
Subpopulations in ASD & ADHD
In collaboration with Washington University in St. Louis, we are studying children ages 9-10 to better understand the differences in the brains of those with and without ADHD and with and without Autism.
Brain Research for 2 – 4 Year Olds
In collaboration with Turing Medical, our researchers are aiming to improve a child’s comfort in an MRI scanner and advance neuroimaging technologies.
ABSCAN Cannabis Study
With support from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), our researchers are aiming to improve our understanding of brain development in adolescents 15-18 with and without cannabis use disorder.
Iron and Adolescent Brain Health
We are studying the effects of iron deficiency on brain development in people ages 16-20 with or without a history of iron deficiency.
Individual functional network organization in the developing brain
In collaboration with The Elison Lab for Developmental Brain and Behavior Research we are studying early brain development.
Parents of 0-3 month-old infants may be eligible to enroll in this study. Parents who are currently pregnant can also reach out to the study team if they are interested in participating once their child reaches the appropriate age.